Canon Bell outlines Europe scene at Rotary meeting
Canon Bernard Iddings Bell returned from Europe to discuss the continent’s economic crisis at a Rotary Club lunch. He warned that capitalism falters as industrial growth outpaces consumption, pushing Europe toward Bolshevism or Fascism and predicting tension between competing systems.
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Canon Bell
Rotary
Europe
Canon Bernard Iddings Bell
Rotary Club
Hotel Belvedere
England
Germany
Russia
Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
National Socialist Party
Painting Caravan Exhibition Continues in Bristol
The Cumberland County Caravan exhibition from Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design continues today until 7 p m. Visitors praised the Bristol stop for its insights into early houses and landscape painting. Appreciation is expressed to the Bristol Historical Society and the institutions, with special thanks to Mr Fred J Wallace and others for their courtesy. Bristol plans to host the Caravan again in summer 1937.
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Cascoles
Brown University
Rhode Island School of Design
Bristol
Bristol Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Fred J Wallace
Walhiam Hi Kahler
LJ Wessex Noble
Special yacht club races plan two overnight events
Bristol Yacht Club schedules two races for tomorrow. One race features large trimaran class boats in an overnight voyage from the Nacht Club to Montauk Point and back. The second, for smaller 12-footers, awards a Paul Nicholson cup and begins from the clubhouse toward Prudence Island and back in the morning.
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Yacht Club
Montauk Point
Bristol Yacht Club
Paul Nicholson
Nacht Club
Prudence Island
Legion Units to Elect Officers for Next Year
Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and its senior and junior auxiliaries meet in Odd Fellows hall to elect officers for the ensuing year. Nominees include Senior Vice Commander Charles E Burns for commander, Samuel J Smith, Walter E Briggs, and others with several auxiliary positions filled by Mrs Ange Seymour and Miss Constance Campanello. The group will also appoint Armistice Day celebration plans and department committee delegates.
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Kearney Post
No. 6
American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
High Street
Charles E Burns
Col
Samuel A Hall
Kearney
Samuel J. Smith
Walter E Briggs
Francis Cuomo
W A. Bottomley
A A. Edmonds
Domenic Mascola
B W Wall
Samuel A. Hall
Joseph F Bruno
Joseph W. Enos
Harold W. Gifford
James A Sisson
Ange Seymour
Mary Peters
Roselman
Deselits
Jumior
Constance Campanello
Samuel Campanello
Wood Street
Catherine Gifford
Harold W Gifford
Lincoln Avenue
Commar
Louise Ruggiero
Department
Bristol Children’s Fair Set for Tomorrow Field Event
Fair weather is expected as Bristol hosts a children’s field day at Fales Field sponsored by the Men’s and Women’s Republican Clubs. An athletic program features four classes for boys and girls with transport, prizes, refreshments, and committee-led activities organized by local volunteers.
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Fales
Walter Kerr
Henry Wright
Louis Vo Santo
Sigismondo E Fasano
Joseph Vo Arauca
Arthur Belmore Sporte
Orlando J Bisbano
Claude Hazledine
Arthur Belmore Wallace L. Mossop
Ralph T Church
H. Flinat, Jr
John H Tuplin
William PP Gladding
James F Wylie
Robert G Newbold
John Lar Ruggeiro
John J Castro
Fred W Macauley
Delwayn Crowley
Walham P Hammill
John R Bernardo Pubhoty
A Ho Flinthe
Michael Wo Pasquarel
Republican Club
Makowsky
Bristol attorney Moriarty seeks Rhode Island State Senate nomination
Andrews Moriarty a retired Bristol attorney announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Senator from Bristol. He blasts the Democratic party as harmful to the country and outlines a history of public service and anti Democratic stance. The Bristol town committee will consider other candidates within two weeks as he submits his letter of candidacy.
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Andrews Moriarty
Bristol
Moriarty
Republican Town Committee
William G Dixon
General Assembly
Thomas H Byrnes
Geaston
Pysauale Parnano
Satie Pares
John R Magee
Newport
Moriacy
G Andrews Moriarty
Boston
William P Sheffield
United States
Rhode Island
St .George’s School
Harvard University
Elso
Christ Church College
Oxford University
England
Harvard
Frume
Austria-Hungary
Grong
Mexicno Cato
Mexico
Guatemala City
Central America
Harvard Law School
Massachusetts
Providence
Edswards and
Angel
Hall and Dorr
Ogden and Moriarty
Forte and Moriarty
Society of Antiquaries
London
Colonial Society of Massachusetts
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Overman
New York Genealogical and Biographical Society
Bristol County Tercentenary
St. Michael's Church
Kearney Post
No 6
The
American Legion
St Botolph Club of
University Club of
Harvard Clubs
New York City
Republican Party of
Senate
Frankfurter Roast At Thaivers Farm By Lyric Club
The Lyric Club hosts a Frankfurter Roast at Thaivers Farm Metacon Avenue Sunday afternoon. Automobiles transport members to the farm for a full program led by general chairman Miss Anna Camera and committee members Virginia Marsano Agnes Andrade Ida Principe.
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Lyric Club
Thaivers Farm
Metacon Avenue
Automobues
Virgina Marsano
Agnes Andrade
Ida Principe
Anna Camera
Mary Borges
Spors
Joseph Parella
Catherine Camera
Raymond Sartnn
Pat Camera
Lucy Marsano
Miss Anna Camera
Stellar Baseball Showdown in Twilight League Chase
The Ever Readys and Olympians clash Labor Day evening at 5:45 for the twilight league 19 percent championship in the third of a three game series. Correira allowed two hits and struck out a dozen as he beat the Smoke Eaters 4 to 1 in the opener. The series tied 2 2 after yesterday's 2 2 draw, and fans expect a decisive third game renewing Warren and Bristol’s old rivalry.
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James B Lee
Oldtimers
Warren
Bristo
Sylvia's two bagger ties game in last inning
Before about 2000 fans Bill Doran's Ever Ready and Larney Bisbane's Olympians battled to a 2 to 2 tie in twilight league playoff action on the Common. Louie Kelley Sylvia delivered a two bagger in the bottom of the last frame driving Manny Borges home to salvage a tie.
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Louis Sylvia
Mgr
Bill Doran
Larney Bisbane
Louie Kelley Sylvia
Manager Doran
Frankie Sousa
Manny Borges
Babe Ethier
Bill Bottomles
Agaist
Ernie Brown
Olympians
Sousa
Sylvia
River Cardoza
Joe Aguiar
Joe Borges
Marshall
Massa
Mo Borges
Cardoza
LeClerc
M Borges
M. Borges
Ethier
Congdon
Life of Vice Admiral Bligh reviewed in new biography
A new 717 page biography by George Mackaness reexamines William Bligh’s career from the Timor voyage to the mutinies at Nore and his governorship of New South Wales. It portrays Bligh as hot tempered and tactless yet notes his survival through crises and eventual death in 1817, possibly from cancer.
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William Bligh
George Mackayss
Bligh
England
Timor
Camperdown
The
Nore
New South Wales
Mackaness
London
Editor Resigns After 39 Years at Curtis Publishing
Roce H Lorimer aged 68 resigned last week to devote time to his own business and writing. Directors accepted his decision and named Wesley Winans Stout as the new editor. Stout has served on the Post staff for 12 years and will assume duties before year’s end.
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Pater Wa Sedate Tote Babs Ip Gee Ae
Roce
H Lorimer
Curtis Publishing Company
Lorimer
Wesley Winans Stout
Post
The Saturday Evening Post Growth Under Mr Lorimer
The Saturday Evening Post under Mr Lorimer has grown since 1898 from 1800 to over 2.9 million circulation. It earned more than $52 million in one year before the depression and published its largest issue of 272 pages in 1929. Last year it grossed over $22 million.
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Saturday Evening Post
Lorimer
Determining Gender of Goldfish From the Bureau Findings
The Bureau of Fisheries offers guidance on how to tell a goldfish's sex, a long standing puzzle for fish fanciers says director Fred Orsinger. The aquarium bureau suggests methods to distinguish males from females and hints at clearer answers forthcoming.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Fred Orsinger
Bureau
Fishowners mislead by glass bowl bliss
A writer criticizes fish owners who believe a goldfish in a bowl represents a thriving domestic family. He argues many households actually house only male or female fish, not a balanced family unit, challenging common aquarium myths.
Little and Perkins Offer Goldfish Sex Clue
Wallace A. Little of Richmond Heights Missouri and Edwin H. Perkins fish author of Baltimore provide a simple formula to determine goldfish sex. He states males have flat gills while females show noticeably rounded gills though he cautions the method may fail on goldfish younger than two years.
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Wallace A. Little
Richmond Heights
Edwin H. Perkins
Baltimore
Little
Salt spots as gender clue in goldfish mating theory
The Bureau of Fisheries notes a proposed method to tell male from female goldfish by salt spots blooming on gill plates during mating. The idea is questioned as not always reliable and readers may test or add their own observations to ichthyology.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Sailors’ tattoos fade with modern seafaring
Captain Randall Jacobs notes tattooed arms among sailors are becoming rare as clipper ships, suggesting increased sophistication. He lacks figures but links declining tattooing to more refined crews and observers. The practice traced to South Sea islanders and pirates shaping fearsome bodies.
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Randall Jacobs
OT Nepales
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